Shakespeare Magnets

*DESCRIPTION:* Juliet meets her end. 'O happy dagger!' Hotspur Ink. was a little business I used to have where I sold T-shirts, etc. to Shakespeare festivals around the country. Here they are again. *MEDIA:* Pen and ink

Shakespeare's The Tempest shows Ariel against a multicolored beach. Alliteration is defined with text example

To sell, or not to sell...

Shakespeare's Rome and Juliet shows roses and a knife sitting in a cloth against a bright blue background. Hyperbole is briefly defined and a text example is given

A Shakespeare insult from The Taming of the Shrew. Applies to the 45th president of the United States.

When you wish to tell someone to GTFO, dispatch them in a more civilized manner by pointing to your shirt. If they do not comprehend, by all means, indicate the handy translation underneath. (There is another version for lighter shirts.)

Chuck aka God from Supernatural

Hamlet V.ii.183, by William Shakespeare

Two drama masks on blue and black colors. Behind one mask is a skull. On top are the words "INNER CONFLICT;" below is the definition.

Shakespeare's MacBeth shows a blood drenched Scottish sword against a storm background and in the distance, a castle. Symbols is defined at the top of the image below is a quote where Lady MacBeth wonders at all the blood, Blood as a symbol is defined.

This image, done in shades of burnt orange, is inspired Shakespeare's, Othello. It shows the troubled moor and his jealousy. The quote is from the antagonist Iago, who continues to plot against Othello, a man he hates.

Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet shows roses and a knife on a clothe against a blue background. Motifs are defined on the top left. On the top right is an explanation of how a motif functions with the play. Below is the selected text.

Shakespeare's The Tempest shows Ariel against a pink sky and gray sand. Alliteration defined plus famous text example

No Damsels Meme Design

The full text of Shakespeare's Sonnet 18 is lovingly handcrafted in Circular Gallifreyan. It begins "Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate," and continues through the rest of the 14 lines. A great gift for a poetry-loving Whovian or English teacher. The English translation is part of the design.

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Love is not love that alters when it alteration finds.

Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet shows content based images on a blue background. The text "Happy Valentine's Day to my love is at the top

Shakespeare's King Lear image shows a shatters Celtic knot in shades of dark red against background where a map of ancient Britain can be faintly seen. Flies crawl on the surface. On the top left is the word "Analogy" and a brief definition. The right shows a text example which explains the flies.

Bark or not to bark. This philosophic question is certainly important for the existence of a dog, but it doesn't seem to matter at all for a cat. Funny every days life scene between two popular pets.

By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes.

The Black Death, Black Death woo!! Show some love for Something Rotten and their excellent musical endeavours with this design featuring lyrics from the show.

"Double Double toil & trouble; fire burn & cauldron bubble" - William Shakespeare in hand lettering with pastel halloween potions, cauldrons, sparkles, flowers, and polka dots

Santa Shakespeare (Celebrity Christmas)

"Step into a whimsical world where classic meets contemporary with 'Shakespeare in the Dark.' This playful design pays homage to the renowned 'Shakespeare in the Park' tradition, infusing it with a delightful twist. Imagine the iconic Bard himself, surrounded by a starlit backdrop, bringing his timeless tales to life under the enchanting night sky. With a touch of humor and a dash of creativity, this design captures the essence of Shakespearean elegance while adding a touch of modern charm. Celebrate literature, culture, and a touch of cheeky whimsy with 'Shakespeare in the Dark'."

When you take a sip, you buzz like a hornet Billy Shakespeare wrote a whole bunch of sonnets

Macbeth First Page

Shakespeare's Twelfth Night Act 1 Scene 1

Shakespeare's Twelfth Night Act 2 Scene 5

*DESCRIPTION:* Something wicked this way comes. 'Double, double toil and trouble...' Hotspur Ink. was a little business I used to have where I sold T-shirts, etc. to Shakespeare festivals around the country. Here they are again. *MEDIA:* Pen and ink

An apt description of the 45th president of the United States.

Want to tell someone you had relations with their mother, but you want to be fancy about it? The original insult about doing someone's mom. It means exactly what you think.

Shakespeare's play OTHELLO demonstrates the corrosive power of jealousy. The content related image has selected text illustrating the concept of Antagonist

When you need the perfect insult, turn to the bard himself

like a chili pepper

Hamlet and his father Hamlet